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plus Spectrum 7 tickets: £6 Adv / £7 doorat a glancegenreRockage restriction14+Websitewww.myspace.com/thinkingfortuesdaywww.myspace.com/spectrum7Myspace- YouTube- "Fronted by a little lady with a BIG voice, reminiscent of top shelf stadium rock artists like Alana Miles"Thinking For Tuesday are a melodic rock band formed in November 2006 thanks to the wonders of the internet and a friendship formed around music and a love of guitars. Each member joined following a history of playing in different bands with the exception of Karen, who made the break from musical theatre to write rock music and has never looked back.Thinking For Tuesday's debut album, Holding For A Reason, includes twelve tracks boasting a repertoire of radio-friendly songs with an innovative edge thanks to their range of influences. A combination of catchy vocal lines, impressive instrumentals and a vibrant live set, has earned them a number of credible support slots with the likes of Sham 69, Senser, The Coronas, Raygun, Jim Bob of Carter USM and Them Is Me (ex Reef), not to mention a growing reputation throughout the UK and overseas.Here’s some nice words other people have written about Thinking For Tuesday:"TFT are a five piece rock band fronted by a little lady with a BIG voice, reminiscent of top shelf stadium rock artists like Alana Miles" - Basingstoke Music Fanzine"Each song is hook laden, well crafted and catchy with an experimental and diverse edge" - AND Magazine "Famous for their catchy material and impressive harmonies" - The Portsmouth Guide"It is arguably the versatility of the band which acts as their greatest asset, with a capability to consistently change pace and atmosphere throughout the album helping to separate Thinking For Tuesday from the masses of average bands around" - Glasswerk"Well worth a listen" - The Mag

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Born and raised in rural Texas, Matthew spent 10 years navigating the murky waters of the North Texas music scene in a variety of rock bands. He moved to New York in 2002 to begin a solo career as the matthew show, eventually moving operations back to the Dallas Fort Worth area in 2006. In 2003 his debut solo album, texas, was released to wide critical acclaim. His songs have been featured on two seasons of the PBS series 'Roadtrip Nation, and on National Public Radio s All Songs Considered. In 2005, his cover of Warren Zevons'Mohammeds Radio was included on the bestselling tribute album Hurry Home Early, and his song Bring Me Safely Down won second place in American Songwriter Magazines Lyric Competition. In 2006, his song Office Suite, Part I was used as the soundtrack to lonelygirl15s YouTube video The Tolstoy Principle, which has since gained over 350,000 views. He has performed live with acts as diverse as Hamell On Trial and Goodwin, and headlined 2004's JournalCon in Washington DC.

Seba's been playing Sax for more than 14 years; at the present time, he works in RL as a Session Player in Jazz, Blues, Funk, Latin, Rock, and Reggae Roots Bands. His repertory in SL includes different music styles, as Jazz Ballads, Jazz Standards, Bossa Nova, Blues, Funk, Reggae Roots, Ballads and Tango. At his gigs, Seba pays a tribute to great musicians like Charlie Parker, Sonny Rollins, Thelonius Monk, Coleman Hawkins or Ben Webster, all of them highlights in North American Jazz History. From the city of Buenos Aires, Seba invites us to enjoy a show to share his passion for Jazz and its different styles. We wait for you at this great show!!! You can hear some stuff @: http://www.myspace.com/sebasaxo Or visit the Promotion Booth in SL ( Here you can hear 3 songs, from the first Seba's SL CD, recorded in RL, May 2010 ) http://slurl.com/secondlife/Trax/158/110/27 Seba at Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sebastian+mestre&aq=f Bookings: Tyson Tigerauge

Not even one second of footage of the tv show without either the audio being turned off or music playing in the background. Why is there videos of other shows like ed edd and eddy and fairly odd parents but no avatar. Why! Why are (at least) adequate quality Avatar shows so hard to find on YouTube?

Answer: 1) try here http://www.digavatar.com/ 2) because since the people who are uploading the videos are not profesionals, some of the videos are not the best. Yyou just have to watch the episodes that different people upload to find someone who has good quality videos.

ive made a song about a week ago and it only has 2 views on youtube! i finished song #2 today so i hope i get better reception. anyone know how to promote my music? im in the process of making a mixtape, adding songs as i go.

Answer: your friends. family, myspace, and you should have put the link to you music on the question...good luck with you music :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ODZprHbthk .... the sound is a little sucky ..but watch it anywayz

Answer: I watched it again an still like it v

Does anyone know of a place where I can download music videos? I've downloaded different add-ons and programs that let you download videos off of youtube, but the downloaded videos are always bad quality compared to the original video on youtube. So my question actually is, do you know of any place where i can download good quality music videos?

Answer: Well in this case you need to install real player.After that every time you open youtube real video agent will popup and you can download videos. It will download the exact quality of video I have used it myself all the best!!!! Regards

I am not very steady with a cam. I am not sure what flip i should i get money from people for my birthday or should i get a different video camerae ? I only have like $200 so i can't spend a lot on a cam unless my mom puts some money in. I want one where i can take it to a concert and video tape and it will turn out good. if the music is static a little i don't really care as long as the image comes out good. or should i get a the same one as my mom witch is a SANYO that one was not the much she just don't like me using hers. for dumb video taping like for youtube and stuff lol. I NEED TO KNOW B4 TOMRROW THAT IS WHEN WE ARE GOING TO WALMART TO GET A CAM. or i could bring my sisters boyfriend who is good with electronics and stuff.

Answer: i reckon a hd camera ___ bring ur sis' bf deffo so he can tell you which camera to get which is hd -- he will know whats best tech wise good luck and happi bdayy!! lv jasminn

In case you aren't quite acquainted with Rob Dougan, he's known as an "Electronic" composer but I think you'd struggle to find an electronic composer that even slightly resembles his style; this is of course because he's often known for fusing Classical Music/instruments with Electronic Music. Example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQwUkFCr6Lw Of course straight away you can hear Chopin's famous Prelude in E Minor but, for me, it really works throughout the entire instrumental, which kind of revolves around the Prelude theme and the other theme that can be heard at 0:56. In this example, "Clubbed to Death II" and the iconic "Clubbed to Death", I don't think Dougan is aiming to "rip off" Chopin and Elgar; it's more a tribute. Anyway, my main question, seeing as this is being posted in the Classical section, is: Are you happy when two genres are mixed together to create their own piece of Music, or do you think that every genre of Music should stay on its own? Don't worry Grim, I came prepared Ok well, sorry for posting it here. I know you guys are pretty strict here in the Classical Section hehe. I suppose once Classical Music has you, it has you: for life. Listen, I know what you guys mean about pop artists etc. ripping off alot of Classical Musicians, simply because, lets face it, Classical Music endures - it is great Music.

Answer: I enjoy Rob Dougan's music for what it is; electronica. Let's be honest, each sound he produces more than likely comes from keyboards and a mixing desk - not actual instruments. I've just never recognised it as having any connection to Classical, like that cheesy disco song 'A Fifth of Beethoven'. I know what you mean though. It's just my automatic reaction to it. What Rob Dougan has created doesn't bother me at all, nor do I think that genres should never mix. We wouldn't have Led Zeppelin if it weren't for the fusion of blues and rock. Also, I hope you're wearing some sort of protective armour...

1. Empire State Building (ID4) 2. Chrysler Building (Armageddon) 3. World Trade Center (ID4) 4. Washington Monument (2012) 5. Eiffel Tower (Armageddon) 6. Big Ben (Mars Attacks!) 7. Mt. Rushmore (Mars Attacks!) 8. Taj Mahal (Mars Attacks!) 9. Moai (Easter Island Statues) (Mars Attacks!) 10. United States Capitol (ID4) 11. Randy's Donuts (Mars Attacks!) 12. U.S. Bank Tower (ID4) 13. White House (ID4) 14. Statue of Liberty (ID4) 15. St. Basil's Cathedral (ID4) 16. Grand Central Terminal (Armageddon) 17. Arc De Triomphe (Armageddon) 18. Notre Dame (Armageddon) 19. Washington Square Arch (Deep Impact) 20. Times Square (Knowing) 21. Brooklyn Bridge (Deep Impact) 22. Trafalgar Square (The Core) 23. Blackfriars Bridge (The Avengers) 24. Flatiron Building (Godzilla) 25. Madison Square Garden (Godzilla) 26. World Financial Center (A.I.) 27. Lever House (A.I.) 28. Seagram Building (A.I.) 29. Rockefeller Center (A.I.) 30. Radio City Music Hall (A.I.) 31. Coney Island (A.I.) 32. Queen Mary 2 (10.5 Apocalypse) 33. Colosseum (The Core) 34. Vittorio Emmanuel Monument (The Core) 35. Golden Gate Bridge (The Core) 36. Brandenburg Gate (The Day After Tomorrow)-Only on International Posters 37. Hollywood Sign (The Day After Tomorrow) 38. Capitol Records Building (The Day After Tomorrow) 39. United Nations Headquarters (The Day After Tomorrow) 40. Sydney Opera House (Supernova) 41. Rainbow Bridge (The Day After Tomorrow)-Only on International Posters 42. Tokyo Tower (Gojira) 43. Gateway Arch (Supernova) 44. Sears Tower (Category 6) 45. John Hancock Center (Category 6) 46. Lake Point Tower (Category 6) 47. Great Pyramid (Category 7) 48. Bank of China Tower (Category 7)-Mentioned 49. Old Busch Stadium (The Black Hole) 50. Old Courthouse (Supernova) 51. Sahara Desert (Supernova) 52. Sydney Tower (Supernova) 53. Bayonne Bridge (War of the Worlds) 54. Hoover Dam (10.5 Apocalypse) 55. Seattle Space Needle (10.5) 56. Woolworth Building (Cloverfield) 57. Millenium Bridge (Harry Potter & the Half Blood Prince) 58. Sydney Harbor Bridge (ID4) 59. Giants Stadium (The Day the Earth Stood Still)-2008 Remake 60. Dome of the Rock (The Day the Earth Stopped) 61. London Eye (Flood) 62. Central Park (Cloverfield) 63. Metlife Building (Knowing) 64. Christ the Redeemer (2012) 65. Yellowstone Caldera (2012) 66. USS John F Kennedy (2012) 67. Queen Mary (The Poseidon Adventure) 68. Holland Tunnel (Daylight) 69. Vatican (2012) 70. Sistine Chapel (2012) 71. Sky Tower-YouTube Video "Auckland Meteor Attack" 72. Palacio Real-YouTube Video "Palacio Real Destroyed", based on "ID4" 73. Shanghai (Armageddon) 74. Las Vegas (2012) 75. Great Sphinx (Category 7) 76. Honolulu (2012) 77. Semi Trucks-notably used in "Category 6" and "The Day the Earth Stood Still"-2008 Remake 78. Garabit Viaduct (The Cassandra Crossing) 79. London Bridge (Gorgo) 80. Los Angeles County Museum of Art (Volcano) 81. Queen's World's Fair (Men in Black) 82. Guggenheim Museum (Aftershock: Earthquake in New York) 83. New York Public Library (The Day After Tomorrow) 84. American Museum of Natural History (The Day After Tomorrow) 85. Louvre (Team America: World Police) 86. Panama Canal (Team America: World Police) 87. Leaning Tower of Pisa (Futurama) 88. Pentagon-"ID4" comic book 89. Tower Bridge (Flood) 90. Luxor Hotel (Mars Attacks!) 91. Landmark Hotel & Casino (Mars Attacks!) 92. Herald Square (When Worlds Collide) 93. Hiroshima Dome (Godzilla vs King Gwodah) 94. Tokyo City Hall (Godzilla vs King Gwodah) 95. Wako Department Store (Gojira) 96. Burj Al Arab (Godzilla vs Mothra 97. Manhattan Bridge (ID4) 98. George Washington Bridge (Aftershock: Earthquake in New York) 99. Verrazano Narrows Bridge (The Swarm)-Original Novel 100. St. Patrick's Cathedral (Beneath the Planet of the Apes)

Answer: Probably .... but Hollywood also believes in recycling... SO, some of those landmarks might get another bad day.

Bring Me The Horizon for example, for regular people they are completely unlistenable, but what for the life of me I can't understand is, how did they get popular over all the other bands out there? Put it this way, compare these two songs from BMTH and Decapitated, both from 2006. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWggPLXeOkU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEXsTVr2ez4 and now we'll compare two songs from BMTH and Arsis, both from 2008 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kynUSL8fr_4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKOy2yyVlSA You see what I mean? Maybe BMTH sound heavy, but they pretty much lack any sort of technical skill or song writing ability, and I won't mention the singers voice because I'm trying to be objective here, so yeah, trying to figure this out, why do s--t bands become popular? and obviously I'm not talking mainstream popular, but with kids nowadays getting into heavy music, I have no idea how they pick which bands to listen to. I get what you're saying Helen, but with the comparisons I used, BMTH is actually less catchy than the bands I compared them with, I mean I LIKE catchy riffs and bands that are well produced, that's the confusing thing, the way I figure it Decapitated and Arsis sound far more mainstream and listenable than BMTH does. responding to "there's only one of them that's" yeah I'm more talking bands at the heavier end of the spectrum, so if you listen to pop music or something then this question really isn't for you. what I'm saying is, it's silly to ask someone who thinks black pepper is a bit too spicy to judge a hot curry cook off. All That Remains might have recycled riffs from the mid 90's, but I don't think they deserve to be put in the same class as BMTH, that's going a little far.

Answer: Its because people like shitty music. Bring me the Horizon is terrible and the bands you compared them to are good. When emos try to be metal, we get BMTH, they are simply multiplying faster than we are.

See when there's a question like the kind chas was asking last night about what music everybody is listening to? Could yis please put a short description of each link to YouTube, I canny be arsed clicking a link that is only that. I want to know what the song is, why you like it, just 'this' then the link doesnae float my boat at all. Anyway...

Answer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lITBGjNEp08

I'm a singer, pianist, and songwriter and I really want to be famous for personal reasons (Not for being the most popular person, or nice clothes, or money for myself but for charity) plus I want to share my music because music is my passion. The music I write I want to be relatable, because relatable songs are my favorite and pretty much the whole point of songs. That's where I need help. See, most of my songs were written when I was going through such miserable times (losing friends, breakup, adolescence, parents divorce, etc.) and so most of my songs were sad and me expressing my feelings. I have written songs about crushes and happiness, but I want to do write about things that people are like "oh, i totally see what she means" I wish I could post my songs and sing on youtube, but my parents won't let me and also I'm still a tiny bit stage fright (but getting over it) so what are song means that you would like to hear about and relate to? it can be happy, sad or anything you can think of because I think I can work something out. Plus these are suggestions and it may give me ideas because this should come from my heart and songs I actually relate to. so thanks!

Answer: if you wrote a song for my situations and you became famous i would replace you with nevershoutnever lol anyways write about how like 2 best friends and theyre so close but then one moves away, but they still keep in touch. but they can still see all the changes theyve both been goin through but they dont really do anything except try and act like the old "best friend couple" is still the same so then once there reunited again theyre 2 complete strangers end up drifting apart.. and also about how you werent a planned child and you seem to always accidently hear the bad things your mom says about you behind your back and how u feel like your a big mistake and knowing your dad doesnt take the time to call u and the few times he does its always on a new number [figuring he doesnt want u to call back] and hate moving around all the time because you cant help but make great amazing friends you get really close to and end up having to leave them behind my lifes pretty crappy but i follow fall out boy with "the best of us can find happiness in misery" <3